Conveners
Tuesday afternoon 2
- Takashi Nakamura
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Federic Nowacki (Université de Strasbourg)6/25/24, 3:40 PMOral presentation
The development of collectivity along the N = Z is one of the subjects that has
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recently attracted great experimental efforts. In particular, heavy N=Z nuclei
in the mass region A=80 are expected to be some of the most deformed ground
states which have been found [1] in mid-mass nuclei, typically 8p−8h, 12p−12h
for e.g. the cases of 76Sr, 80Zr. This strong enhancement of collectivity with... -
Augusto Maccchiavelli (Physics Division - ORNL)6/25/24, 4:00 PMOral presentation
Super-radiance was first studied by Dicke [1] within the context of coherence effects in spontaneous radiation processes. Since then, the phenomenon has been referenced in many areas of modern science, among them: quantum optics, condensed matter, biophysics, and nuclear physics (See the reviews in Refs. [2,3]).
In atomic nuclei, seen as a complex open quantum many-body system, the effect...
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Daniel Bazin (NSCL), Gordon McCann (Facility for Rare Isotope Beams)6/25/24, 4:20 PMOral presentation
The Active Target Time Projection Chamber (AT-TPC) has been used in experiments aimed at the exploration of structural effects in radioactive nuclei using one step reactions such as transfer or elastic and inelastic scattering. When used as a solenoidal spectrometer by placing it inside a magnetic field, the AT-TPC allows to perform this type of measurement in inverse kinematics with much...
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